FatE-Bikes will move into the former retail center that Namaste Solar bought last year.
E-bike company leases space along Federal Boulevard
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Creditors attempt to force Denver startup Revolar into bankruptcy
“We became concerned with the way Revolar is being managed, and there is no real plan to pay the creditors back,” Hirsch said. “We believe that bankruptcy is probably the best forum in order to give Revolar the chance to save the product and get its creditors paid at the same time.”
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for August 2018
Startups across Colorado raised $90M, led by Denver companies’ $53M, last month.
Bay area HR startup moves sales and marketing operations to Denver
Time zones are tricky for tech sales.
Boulder-born cryptocurrency company adding staff in Denver
Zcash, which said its currency of the same name offers greater privacy than well-known alternatives such as Bitcoin, established a Denver office this year in RiNo’s Industry coworking space.
Chicken chips? Boulder startup raises $1.3M to swap potatoes with poultry
One Boulder food startup has been cooped up for two years working on snack chips made out of chicken.
Entrepreneur who focused on winter sports adds a summer startup
Sportube founder Paul Hields has launched an electric bike brand called Wildsyde.
Denver vacation rental startup raises $80M
Investors are showing faith in a 7-year-old Denver-based vacation rental company.
Galvanize has a $43.3M round of funding, its largest in 2 years
Company will use some of the money to buy a San Francisco coding school.
The Term Sheet: Startup Funding Roundup for July 2018
Startups in Denver accounted for nearly two-thirds of the $160 million raised statewide.
